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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Tie Sury Cavalry arrived at ire
Grounds, mounted, about I. NJ, ana
were The Observed of all observers:
Tbev spent the entire afternoon and
scented to enjoy themselves despite the
rain. As they marched in they pre-
fcnted very soldieIly appearance,
Among the visitors was Hon. John
". Daniel, United States senator, VINO
Was the recipient Of many attentions
Ee witnessed the races with evident in-
terest Dir. William +. Sutberlin, ex-
president Of the society. was alLo pres
ent.
Jsrdella's band furnished music
which enlivened the occasion consiae-
rably. a.
Tie ladies Of the Retreat Tor the
Sick have the refresbment standS,
but their business WAS not tiour1shing.
Tie bar, however, was irequeh"y
visited.
THE RACES.
The wedding being postponed, th'
races we're the chief attraction OF ths
day. and 10 witness them no doubt tne
majority OF the visitors we're induced =,
go cut. The programme as arfange
s.G se.d ple, alb fo@s last b9ss.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
DIED Irrr ~ TINE.

The Scotlapd-Yard authorities had
secured almost enough evidence to
valiant tue arrest Of the man when he
dicd. The circumstances of his death
were so suspicious that the detectives
themselves notified the coroner Sen
sational revelations ore promised at the
inquest.
1t has transpired that police patrolling
on the river in front of the Parliament
buildings was recently resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Judgment for the commonwealth.

In the Circuit Court yesterday
the case Of the Commonwealth against
George r. Barr, treasurer Of Washing
ton county, and ..su-eties, was tiled,
and judgment entered in favor of the
Commonwealth for Si,3l9.7G.
Hon. John 4. Buchanan and Judge
+. n. Page appeared for the defendant
and Mr.. Edmund Pendleton for the
(nmmdnWoalth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
APriesr Murhare.i

A New Haven special says: at 8
o'clock last evening Rev. Father Fitz-
gerald, pastor of the Catholic church at
Naugatuck, was the victim of an assault
in that town from which he died to-
night. Father Fitzgerald was coming
odt Of house on Cherry street, where
he had made sick cali. He was sud-
denly attacked by two men from the rear.
who knocked him down, presumably
with sand-bag. They kicked and
beat him in shocking manner. The
afFailanis then made of, leaving the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Democratic Committee.

The State Executive Committee
Hon. John $. Barbour chalrman-was
in session aoyeial hours yesterday at
the Exchange Hotel. Inquiries were
made by the committee in reference to
the different counties Of the State, and
from reformation SVEN by members Of
the committee and other prominent
gentlemen who appeared before them
the outlook is satisfactory.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
AfnnIaN,a DrnnPoaa

A Brussels special says A telegram
received at the Kings palace to-day
brings tire news that Stanley has al
yapced about $50 miles since he was last
heard of on August 18th. He was in
excellent health.
He had met with friendly reception
from the natives in hitherto unexplored
country through which he bad to pass.
As precaution the explorer has had
entrenched camps constructed al all
bis batting places.
Ibis news was brought from Stanley
FOOL by the steamer Florida.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
Tne Cornerstone 80 be Laid on sum
day.

Delegates representing all the Catho-
lie societies Of The city assembled IN
Cathedral Ball last Monday evening
and completed arrangements for The
LAYING Of the cornerstone OF the new
Catholic church Of the Holy Trinity IN
the West End next Sunday evening:
The PROCESSION promises to be the most
imposing Catholic demonstration ever ,e
Witnessed in the city. Every Catholic
in Richmond and vicinity, as well as
ali The members Of the various societies
in regalia and with banners, are eA-
necie6 10 be III line on that occasion. j,
Right Rev. Bishop Keane, assisted
Inv a large number OF the clergy, WIZ
oigeiate. The Right Reverend Bishop
viii deliver the sermon. John nj. arg
eins ESQ. was elected chief marshal
Mr. Higgins viii in a few days an
noupce his aids and tie route 70 %
lgLsl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
FatnI ExpIos,on and Fire.

lty glo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispateh.l
DUSKIRK, FRANCE, October Is. "A
terrible explosion occurred at the
Deeristy Irystram's petroleum refnei J
to-day. Fire broke out immediately,
and the building was Quilted. The
flames spread TO adjoining saw.m'lls,
which are still burning. Several per
ions have persisted in the flames aud
seven seriously burned have been taken
u the hospitals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Railroad Receiver ana Injunction
Granted.

[By telegraph 10 tue Dlspatch.I
HAMILTON, O., October 26.- Judge
Vandever, OF Butler County Court OF
Common Pleas, granted the petition OF
George j. DuckNorth, a stakeholder OF
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
railroad, for the appointment of re-
ceiver and for an injunction against the
directors and officers Of the company
retaining them from issuing any more
obligations of the company to take up
the obligations of Ives & Stayner, the
dcilroned pre- ident and yice-president.
The decision was complete triumph
for Duckwolth. In nineteen findings
Of fact the court decided that sub-tan-
tally all of the allegations made 10y
Duckw0rth were true. The assets o.
the road were found to be about 3, Co.,
CJO ard liabilities about Sl7,00J,000.
Ii was also found that there is practi-
cally no money on hand to meet the
liabilities and the road IS iHsolyent.
Ii Is found that the management was
bad. 4 receiver viii be appointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Troops Af,er ihe Crows.

10y IVIVaIuF1 % 1IV I7t7F'117II'I
CHICAGO, October 26.-Troops are
being concentrated at Fort Custer,
Mont, for the purpose of arrestlng the
d;sorderly and defiant Crow Indians
There are sixteen companies OF soldiers
there now, and two more are on their
way from Missoula. General Dudley
will probably take the field in person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Was lie ~ DYnnmiinrd {?

4 London special says: A man died
suG, My in South London and the
police took charge of the body. On
searching the clothing the fact was dis
covered that he was an American and
had been connected with a dynamite
conspiracy. The names Of his fellow
conspirators were given, but the police
vii not be able to Arrest them, because
they have not committed any overt
ec,0 IN inquest over the remains Will
be held tomorrow, when full dis
closures regarding the conspiracy %
probable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
mancne.ler Neus Notes,

Mr.. NJ. A. Cogbill, clerk OF Chester
field County Court, was in the city yes
to-day. ,y.hr,o
Ir. Thomas Jppram, oil Luneno'iB'
is LISTING his brother. DR.. ,. H.
lnpIem, Of this city :, LII
Marchest.r gill Lsnd o BIG crowd %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
EaRrgY1 " .rylEeRAPE.



S1W YORK, October 26-C0tton quiet aud
steady; shivs, 23j bales: uplands, exc: Or
leans. 9+c.: net receipts l.O13 bales: ex-
ports-tO Great Britain, 1853 bales: % tho
Continent. II 600 bales stock. GOjgii bales.
Southern -four firm. Mhcat-Optons advanced
Lahc. at opening. became weaker declined
isa6c.. closing steady at the bottom; specula-
tiCn moderately active, mainly ia December
and May No. red, November, 49, as3Tc. !;
December. SGA ass &c. May, s94 6g0c. Corn = 4
&c. higher ana more octiye, partly for export =
t2a.c. May. 53te53 9-lGc. Oats iaa4c bigusr
and moderately active: No. 2. October and No
yember, 3 p a3]c ; December, S3<c. May, 49,
R3jAc.; No. ,. spot 32's abe. mixed western.
32a3ic. Hops steady and quiet COtlee-Falr
k0 Gull al Slg25; options opened 2jaJ0 points
higher: closed weak with advance lost ; No. Z
Kio, October. il6.70asi6 s5: November. sIG45s
1878; May, fl635aSl645 sugar strong and
fair demand fair refining. Sc. refined dun.
NOlssses dull. Rice quiet and steady. Cotton
seed OiI-25bc. for crude 43c. for rednfd.
Kosn steady at 81. 90atiHH. Turpentine dun
at 3dc. Wool dull and weak domestic fleece.
2Ga3ic. pulled. l4aa2r. Texas, 9a29c. Pork
steady. Beef steady; beet hams duh and weak
at sla5Oail6; tierced beef quiet. Middles duh
and nominal. Lara 7ai0 points higher and less
active; western steam. 1880: October. s6.ssa
tt3Vi Noyem bor, 20 c5a{667; May, tde6asd9l
Freights steady.
CHICAGO. Octoter sG.-Cash quotations we're:
Flour steady; No. 2spring whest 7lsa7iAc.
No. cred. 12kc. No. corn. Il &c. No. 0ats,
s5hc. PORK, 49, Lard. g. 55ai6.60. short.rib
sGes 0oosei. 1870. Dry-salted shoulders (boxeeD,
tjei5.20. Shoft-clear sides HaH.l0 Whsxey,
fl.l0.
Lssiipg tutures ranged rs follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

When can a man have something and
nothing in his pocket at the same time ?
When there is hole in it. If there is
a hole in the lungs it can be healed with
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Cum and Mullen. s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Wool a4aaisties.
~ teIl rraph b tho DIspalcl

tt tgli -ldDl 10 t4lf blrF1l''lsI
WASHINGTON, October 2G. $500 The
printed report If Colonel W. +. Swift
len. chicf Of the Bureau OF Statistics
on Wool and Manufactures Of Wool, is
LOW ready for distribution. and is CON
sidered by tLe bureau to be one OF the
NEST valuable documents it has ever
put forth. The report shows that the
number o, sheep in the United States
rose fIom 1900, 600 in 1919 to 81, O0),-
eco in 1884, but declined TO 5000, 600
in 1887. This marked decline occurred
maiuly in the southern and western
Substantially in Texas, and is ut
tlibuted in great part to the decline
III the price OF wool since 1891. The
value Of our woollcn product Of 1850
was &25,OOO,C go in round numbers,
and Of orr imports $40, 600, O0O-bOth
to.ctber being about 3l.95 per capita
OF cur population. In 1859 339,000,00O
III value were produced and 100000
imported, together bling about S2.6l
pr cupif0. Ia 1910 the product
reached 2ll0G00,0j0 and the importl-
tons 53j,tCo,OO0, being S3.7S per
ccLio. In 1850 the product had grown
TO 21Ci, 0OO.oC0 and the imports were
valued at 81, OO0.000, being 33.0l per
coy1o. Thus, while our product Of
woolltns has increased since 1850 nearly
sevenfold, our imports have increased
about 81 per cent, but the consump-
ten per copito has doubled, which,
the statisticiln says, indicates in a
striking manner the advancement of
wealth and comfort in the style Of liv-
ing among the people of this county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

[By telt graph to the Dispatch
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, October 90
Ten new cases of ycllow-'ever at Tam
pa were reported to-day and four
deaths. DR.. George Troupe Maxwell +,
Of Ocala. with several nurses, arrived
to-day. Weather ,unfavorable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Another Challenge for the Ameri-
can tUD.

[By Anglo American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
LoSDoN, October 26-At meeting
Of the Royal Clyde Yacht Club at
Glasgow to day it was resolved to chal-
lenqe agaiu for the Americas cup in
The name of Mr. Charles Sweet. The
Lew champion VIII lie a cutter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
HrailKiAisIS.

CCNRAD-PEGRAM.- on tho 2ith
instant, AZ the residence o. thu bidc's parents,
on Franklin street. i'm this city. PARKER r..
CONRAD, Esq. 20 Miss MAkGAkEF a., daugl-
ter az Captain h. G.. Pegrnm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Trousrc,s and aegtSfratIou.

A headquarters for transfers and
registration will be open at the rooms
OF Madison Ward Club, 900 east Broad
street. from this morning to Saturday
evening-registration day. Get your
ttopSfers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
TIE CAVALEY COME.

About $50 o'clock the Stualt Horse
Guards, Captain \ Wien, called in a body
ard paid their respects to his Excel
leDcy.
Ecinhardt's Band, ambushed in ferns
ndplants, furnished familiar sweet mu-
SIC during the evening.
Miss Ellen Lee. the Governor
goldtn-haired little daughter, had much
attention shown her.
Nest of the ladies present were IN
beautiful toilets. The men generally
were in evening dress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
TnE.ONcERr TONIGHT.
4 Choice Selection Of Standard
Music 10 be Rendered.

Tonight at the Regimental Armory
a Grand concert Will be given by Pro-
'c9sor Sousa's United States Marine
Rand, Of Washington. TIE following
excellent programme Will be rendered 4:
PABT l.
!. Overture "Wiiliam Tell "........... Rossini,
.. international Congress. ...........,; Sousd'
B Iornet 900, " facilita '............ HARTMAN
Air. Walter smith.
l. Selection. " la GiOcOnCa '.-...... Ponchielll,
:. Ca) "Sweedlsh Wedding Marcn y. .Soierman,
,Jj "a Musical Strike ............t ahtbach,
PART II.
/. March. "Tho Blending Of the Blue and the
Cray" ...............-.. .... .... .Soust
Roveiiie, Maryland, Ny Maryland, Carry Me
Back 20 Old Nugl any, Gay ID HAPPY,
Star-S psnPied Baraer, ~ ID "'e
2 Mosaic, LDheugriu '..-............N aghef'
x "reminiscences OF ScOtiend 80. .Ltodirey,
4 Flute solo " Fantasia p illianto ...Ior5cak,
Mr.. Henry Jaeger.
5. ldyll, "Iho Forge IN tho Forest
Daybresk. The Song Of the Birds, tho rurlng
Of tho Breok, Tne Morning Prayer, aad The
?. Iescfiptiye Fantasia, "a Hunting Scene"
- BucallOsi.
Farlv Morning, The Meet, on the Scent, The
Fpil cry, and The Return.
The concert should draw a crowded
house. Seldom is an opportunity pre-
sented TO hear such good music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
The nroad.street Cars.

During the hours of the day when
the steam-clj are running on Broad
street the horse-cars only run as far up
as Eighth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Fight vith AIbuu,an Brigands.

lBy Anglo American cable to the DispAtcal
BELGRADE. October 26.-A sharp en-
gaSement has taken place on the froa-
tier OF Sci Jia between Albanian bri-
gands who had attempted raid into
Ser''a and a force of frontier guards.
len sery,aps and twenty Albaplans
were killed. Two Seryian battH'ons
have been ordered to the frontier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

If you want a good article of Wits
key so to Julien Binford's, 1902 Main
street, and ask for his celebrated brand
NNXX
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

Golden Medical Discovery grea
hlOOd-puriner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

WrRAT.-Longberry 80 bushels prime at
Sc: 100 bushels very good on private terms
1ls bushels very good NJ S3c Mixed, 900 bushels
prime at s3c. 90 hu-hels good at s1lc. short
merry, ice bushels primo at Sic; q bushels
very GOOD at Soc: 100 bushels good nj Zoe. ls3
busbs Is fair at 1jc 20 bushels fair az 13c. To-
tai sales Of wheat, 3.258 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat. 1888 bushels
-a,no day last year. 9, iSl bushels. Sales To-
Gay Of wheat. $3.50 bushels: same dag last wear,
l.s0s tu,hels. offerings so far this year. ig1. ia
,urbels; same time last year. 5if9i2 bushels.
Extreme range OF prices to-day, 3 ~ &c. same
Gay last year. ~ 10 sjc.
CONN hite. 2gS bushels damp new NJ 90.
OAIs.-Spriug, 40 bushels very g)oI on pri-
yafe terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
a rrPscnf for YOu

at Julien Binford's, 1902 Main street.
Buy a pound OF his Gift Tea at go cents
a pound and you get handsome pres
out with it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
slCBSoXr TOBACCO nAEgBY

VNIUDFN 20 I00s
A great many visiting tobacconists wero
greeted by the trade on Change to-day, but
little business was done beyond examining
SAMPLES The crowd dispersed early. The
Exchange will be closed Thursday aud Friday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
TO.Day's Programme.
bicycle race at y O'Clock
AA..LL.n NJ . n,.I. u.

Wedding al o'ClC y
Atl o'clock the trotiinc race for two-year-
olds, which was postponed yesterday, will De
run. The following are { ne cltric.: Nj g
Thompson, entered py u. II. Hewitt Charles
CITY county; tgwood, entered by II. c. ChlI
I'm, Richmond; Be io g., entered by O. II.
Ecuy Richmond; sunday, entered y George
McNanus, Richmond; All ie entered by Mike
Bergen, agent Richmond; Shenandoah
Belle, entered 10y D. ID. Garter, Woodstock.
These were entered, but have Withdrawn.
The Myrtle Peek Combination OF l. .dy Riders
and Drivers viii give another exhibition to-
DAY. I4elr perform noes will be saudwii ned
ietvecl the regulai races, IA will include
nat races, mon cs racing without riders, and
driving + -ces 20 wagons.
Miss Peek rides i've miles, changing horses
each mile Without touching gr0un4. she also
performs the wonderful feat of riding 'wO
horse, standing upon their backs, ana will en-
CccVVr 20 beat her rc ORR 81 one milo in ljO4
i possible al The premium stock ~,il be
TaiGdtd.
40 O'Clock tho regular races begin. Tho
following is the programme:
First tTial-ui!o heat, tao in tDrce-pui 20,
e2i0-Bothweu, h. Brown. Washington, y. G.:
Caucasian, j. hinsheiwOOl, Sc0ttsville Nigi.
liant 4. ID. Payne, Charlottesville; NCttlo iag-
Tor, George Mahoy ;Thr'ftlcss Bernard Dolwel,
Hanover county; Roseite, May d H1l' Balti-
more. Nd; FsmaIaha. J.. J.. station, IarbOro,
y. c.; Miss Daily y. ". Upplsby Albemsrle
county; Queen NAB, Gus Engelking, Rich
moud.
second trial-tro'uug % hnrnoss-'res for
all-mIie. heats: three iu hYc.-WiZZ Medi nm,
Il. c. smith. RichmOnl; Kentucky Girl, j. ID.
Mathews. che ferheld; Annie, >. II. Morrow,
Woodstock: Billy X, Horny BunihOl POr,s-
mouth; Empress, W. L. Laughlin, Stlunt)n.
Third fTial-mllc dush-geutlemau IidetB-
Dexter. T.. Z. lands. Glou, cstor Cour house (;
Joe Giuson. NJ. II. Gaflctt Richmond; Aero
uaut formerly Abd-el-knder, Jr.). j. T. Brarch,
Eeurico county; Se-tics, Bernard DO welt
Hanover county: Essex r. y Hays Glenyillo (;
Kph ROY. II y. Turner. POI. CONWAY Peal
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NVER.WORKED WOMEN.-Fo

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bottle. Price 81 a bottle, or six bottles for Is.
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Address WORLDS DlSPENSARY MEDICAL
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Golden Medical Discovery tho grea
hlOod-puri1er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
The NsslonnI League Convention

LONDON, October 26.--rhe conven-
tioa OF The National League vii open
OIL lafdlif Saturday next, and W. last
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

entered, but the track was so,or., ;noho.
S snols IN mud, and OF course NOT much
No. ~ could be given. The first trial
Tbo,a uilning' Mile dash purse 5000
sn n.io We're seven entries. and at the
anS attempt they got off quite evenly
auu ran well together. Bernard Dos
la la chestnut FLY Thriftless held the
, 1"o nom beginning to end, and won
.ue race IN l:49 is. 1t was min and
x Suck between A. ID. Payne's black colt
''s,iant and Garth q Colea chestnut
heIuing st. John for second place. but
'ne former won 10y half neck.
., Inc second running.race. which WAS
'hlrd on the programme was also n
nllie dash. There were seven entries.
ana the contest, which was a spir;ted
ore, was won by Seatick. with Rarus
second and Iorick third. Time. I:55.
lhe2:5Oclass -trotting race-was the
most mo-, interesting one of the afternoon.
ihere were eight entries, but only five
horses started. Odds were in favor of
Scotts chestnut sorrcl Signet. who won
me hrst two heats with decided ease.
Here heavy odds were offered on this
htile animal, who is well GATED for
heavy track, but there were
few takers. The third Eeat made things
more interesting as the contest became
close and warm, end after n hard fight
Roanoke Maid won the heat in 2a7.
here the betting changed slightly, but
Signot won the next heat and the race
IN 300. Quitc a large amount of
money changed hands on this race.
1he Exhibit of the charlottesville
NOOiI"n-mtIIs az the Fair.
Cur attention was especially attracted
by the elegant exhibition Of the Char
lo,tesville Woollen-Mllls, an enterprise
now so national as to make it subject
OF not merely local but State pride.
The improvement in their fabric be-
comes more and more apparent each
annual exhibit, aud Their excellence
commands the attention OF strangers
no less than our own people. While
steadily improving and charging their
bnes Of specialties of cadct-grays,
dark and sky blues, to meet the de-
mands of their increasing trade for
military, letter-carriers, and police pur-
poses, they also show beautiful lines of
ID. and I. suitings and Venetian over
coatings, and we advise those Of our
readers who have not yet seen this dis
play to not loi3 this opportunity of
seeing what Virginia is doing IN tho
age Of material progress. We are
pleased to learn from their representa-
tive, Mr.. Jarman, that the trade of
these mills extends to almost evely
State in the Union, each year showing
steady growth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27
Tho Academy.

"Ea,t Lyme" viii be given at the
Academy this afternoon and tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-27

.@AIg AED ColT0s EXCBAgDh
AICnSOHp, October %. 1887.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT -355S bushels.
CORN.-Hs bushels.
CA1g- SO bushels.
NFAL.-hi0 bushels.
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Market steady

Market steady.
QuOTtr0vs.
r fDOLNG.--9 ifc.
Tow NTnDrrGg. So g.
GOOD ORDINARY.-sc.